Rep. Clark Statement on Overhaul of Mining Regulations - 1/26/2012
Rep. Clark Responds to Governor Walker's State of the State Address - 1/26/2012
Rep. Clark: Unanswered Questions on Mining Legislation - 1/23/2012
Rep. Clark to Gov. Walker: Phoning it in on health care reform doesn't work - 1/19/2012
Rep. Clark: Protect ALL Kindergarten Children Through Gun-Free School Zones - 12/19/2011
Rep. Clark Reacts to October Job Numbers - 11/17/2011
Wisconsin Reverses Course on Health Care Commitment - 11/10/2011
Lack of Jobs Bills - Not For Lack of Ideas - 11/1/2011
Iron Mining in Wisconsin: Well Defined Costs with Uncertain Benefits - 10/31/2011
Christmas Coming Early for Lakeshore Developers - 10/26/2011
Still No Jobs for the Special Session on Jobs - 10/25/2011
Rep. Clark: Wisconsin's Water In Jeopardy - 10/24/2011
Clark hears concerns - Constituents of State Rep. Fred Clark, D-Baraboo, raised a variety of issues at a listening session Monday including cuts to state employee pay, mining in northern Wisconsin, and libraries in relation to the state's new concealed carry law. (Wisconsin Dells Events 1/20/2012)
Another Legislative Step In Wetland Policy - Legislation - designed to modify Wisconsin's wetland protection rules - has been months in the making. (Milwaukee Public Radio 1/19/2012)
Nothing ventured, nothing gained? New state-backed venture capital fund pushed - State Rep. Fred Clark, D-Baraboo, says that while the state can play a role, he thinks that backing start-ups in emerging fields is a high-risk activity better left to private investors and not taxpayers. (Capital Times 1/18/2012)
Checking the pulse: Clark seeks public input at town hall meeting - Creating jobs, protecting the environment and controlling taxes are the key issues on voters' minds. That's what state Rep. Fred Clark learned Monday while meeting with about 20 constituents at the Baraboo Public Library. (Baraboo News Republic 1/17/2012)
Clark hears strong opinions against mine - Many of the 20 people who attended Rep. Fred Clark's listening session Monday in Portage expressed strong opinions about a proposed iron mine in Iron County, and the proposed state law changes that could clear the way for the mine. (Portage Daily Register 1/17/2012)
Clark faces tough questions - Wanda Nims is not happy with recall petitions targeting Gov. Scott Walker. (Baraboo News Republic 12/17/2011)
Lawmakers seek to reinstate funding for sex assault victims - A group of lawmakers want the state Department of Justice to reconsider its proposal to slash funding for sexual assault victim services. (Baraboo News Republic 12/10/2011)
Business lending bill moves forward - Rep. Fred Clark, D-Baraboo, appeared Tuesday before the state Senate's Economic Development Committee for a public hearing on his "Small Business Credit Now" bill. It's one of four Democrat-sponsored bills that Republican Gov. Scott Walker included in his call for a special session on jobs. (Baraboo News Republic 11/18/2011)
Fast lane: Clark pushes for earlier repaving of Highway 33 - Rep. Fred Clark, D-Baraboo, said that over the last year, he has worked with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to see if the department could push repaving work on that stretch of Highway 33 higher on its schedule. (Baraboo News Republic 11/3/2011)
State seeks $225M in Medicaid cuts - Sauk County children and poor families on medical assistance programs may become ineligible or no longer be able to afford coverage as the result of about $225 million in Medicaid cuts approved Thursday by a state budget committee. (Baraboo News Republic 11/10/2011)
Charter proposal has school officials concerned - A measure allowing approval of local charter schools by a state body has some education advocates concerned it would drain money and students from community school districts. (Baraboo News Republic 10/27/2011)
What's next for CWD control? - State wildlife officials are likely to have one less tool available to combat chronic wasting disease. (Baraboo News Republic 10/20/2011)
Reps Send Letter To Fitzgerald - Six members of the state's Assembly Natural Resources Committee sent a letter this week, calling for legislative transparency, to Rep. Jeff Fitzgerald, the Speaker of the Assembly. It raises concerns about whether bills listed in Gov. Scott Walker's September 2011 Special Session will be made available to the public. (Ashland Current 10/18/2011)